St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-11
Complete Programme Of Each
Hour Of the Period the City
is to be Honored.
Data as Well for Those PartIc-
ipating and Those Who
Crowd to See.
Sig. Antoine Marina Found
Dead in Bed--Matters About
the Exposition.
Minneapolis is ready.
Now bring on the president.

ANON VII tiAS plOolNAOlps
The entire programme is complete in
every detail and if Minneapolis does not
give the great Grover and his lovely
wife a reception, the enthusiasm of
which is unbounded and unequaled, it
will be because cyclone has struck the
city. The committee last night held its
final meeting and closed up the arrange
mentS, leaving nothing to be desired
but smiling sky.
TIE PROGRAMME
has already been given, but the COM
plete arrangements are as follows: The
presidential train will reah the Milwau-
kee depot at 1925 o'clock. Three com
panieS of infantry and detachment of
police will be on hand to keep clear
paSSageway, and carriages will be III
waiting. Four pieces of artillery, sta
toned at Haymarket square, will fire
presidential salute. The committees
perception, Mayor AmeS, AT. Ankeny,
w. d. Washburn, John p. Rea and Sea-
grave Smith will formally receive the
president and party and conduct them
through the lines OF the Algonquin club
to the carriages in waiting. The party
will be distributed in carriages as fol-
lows:
First Carriage-President Cleveland, Mayor
Ames and Judge Rea.
Second Carliage-MrS. Cleveland and
Frank l.. Greenleaf and wife.
Third-Col. Lamont, Judge Atwater and
John c. Oswald.
Fourth-Gen. Villas and wife, Judge Loeb
rem and c. NJ. Loring.
Fifth-W.S. BisSell, DR.. j. D. Bryant, DR..
H. H. kimball and wife.
AS soon as possible the party will
drive rapidly to the West hotel, by way
of Nicollet avenue. Private lunch will
be served there and the party will be
ready at 2:3O for
THE AFTERNOON DRIVE.
Carriages will be in waiting and start
will be made at or near the hour named
as possible. Preceded by a squad of
mounted police. the party will proceed
as follows:
First carriage-President Cleveland and
Second-Mrs. Cleveland. Mrs. Thomas
Lowry and Eugene NJ. Wilson.
Thlrd-Col. Lamont, o. c. Merriam, j. K.
Side and Henry T. Brown.
Fourth-Gen and Mrs. Villas, j. j. Aukney
and John S. Pillsbury.
Fifth-Col. Bissen and A. NJ. Clerihew and
wife.
Sixth-Dr. Bryant, Anthony Kelly and
FeOrge l.. Baker.
Following will be the carriages con-
tanning the members of the press and
the council and officials. The drive will
be at at trot, and will pursue the follow
ing route:
South on Hennepin av. to Fourteenth ST.,
East on Fourteenth ST. to Central park,
South to Seventeenth ST.,
East to Stevens av.,
South to Twenty-fourth ST.,
East TO Park aY.,
North on Park av. to Tenth ST.,
North on Tenth ST. to Second ay S..
North on Second av. S. to Seventh ST. S.,
South on Seventh st. to Sixth av S.,
North to Washington av.,
west on Washington to Hennepin av.
South on Hennepin av. to West hotel.
Arriving at the hotel short stay will
be made while the marShalS arrange the
FORMAL PARADE,
Which Will be in the following order:
Chief Marshal, P B. Winston
Aides: d. NJ. Gilmore, w. NJ Bracket r. r.
Henderson, w. E. Steele
Mounted Police.
Liberati's Band.
Military Escort.
Presidential Party in Carriages
Military Escort.
City Council and Invited Guests in Carriages
1.-The parade will pass up Hennepin to
Eighth, thence to Nicollet, thence to the
Exposition, entering at the river en-
trance.
AT THE EXPOSITION
the arrangement will best be seen by
the following diagram: